Mobile is the Needle. Social is the Thread.
So many insights I don’t know where to start. I love slide no.3 and slide no.4. The dramatic contrast in such a short period of time is really brought home here. I made a post earlier today about the future of mobile, when both these posts are reviewed it gives great insight into future progression.
Slide 5 also resonates. Understanding how information has changed may help some to realise that the same commodity that used to be owned by few is now freely available to everyone, everywhere 24/7. I think #education and #training need to get this concept the most, it’s simply over the time when learning was controlled, and Slide 5 shows why.
It is so obvious that mobile / tablets are devices of choice for future learning. How organisations choose to convert content into deliverable chunks is the real challenge; I hope ‘pull’ is given higher priority than ‘push’ and that the previous mentality of shrinking learning to fit a smaller screen is abolished. Connect nodes and create pulley learning.
Webinar: QR Codes, mTagging and Learning
26 May 2011, 10:00 UK Time GMT+1
QR Codes, mobile tagging and learning
Paul Simbeck-Hampson, Internet Time Alliance
Red Cross QR Code: Support Japan
11 Reasons Why QR Codes (Don’t) Suck
In reply to 11 Reasons Why QR Codes Suck by David Wachs
1) Some ‘people’ are not yet aware, that’s true. But take a look at this trend report from Google http://www.google.com/trends?q=qr+codes – that seems to indicate exponential growth on the topic. To me your argument is a little like saying, “Hey everyone, don’t look at those shiny iPads, you can simply text each other using a Nokia 3210.” I’d also suggest looking at case examples and adoption rates in countries such as Japan and South Korea. Continue Reading
Saffron Asks Me About Mobile Learning
Thanks to Saffron Interactive, you caught some great ideas on tape; head over to their YouTube channel for more great interviews from the likes of Clark Quinn, Craig Taylor, Julie Wedgewood, Matt Brewer and many more, keep checking back to the channel, more will be added over the coming days.
What Time is it Mr QR Code?
Geeking out, pure!
Kudo’s to @qrplanet for the invention of the first QR code clock. Hold your scanner over the image and let it focus, as it scans the actual time is sent back. That’s it. Continue Reading
How 150 Cents Changed Everything
For a number of years now I’ve been extensivly researching all things technology and learning. I began bookmarking posts and organising data using Delicious and Chrome via a manual export-import methodology. One of the problems I found was that I was not returning to Delcious very often, so although the list was increasing in size, it didn’t really serve it’s purpose of being accessible and useful. Continue Reading
The Future of Mobile Tagging
The scene depicted above is from the futuristic film, Blade Runner. There is a scene where … stop! You know what, just scan the code I’ve added above – this scene came to mind as I was constructing the post, especially the opening line. Continue Reading
Homemade Apps Anyone?
Today I created an Android App using http://eyemags.com. The whole process was quite easy with an intuitive interface and simple to follow instructions. There is a free version which allows you to create up to 10 pages. Premium accounts and personalised coding can be ordered in addition. Continue Reading
I’m a kid with a smartphone, I’m gonna scan this… 100% #qrcodes
This is a Louis Vuitton creation!
Mobile Tagging
Our recently implemented QR Code project with the Internet Time Alliance is an example of how we are discovering new and innovative ways to engage an audience. Their latest book, ‘The Working Smarter Fieldbook’ now has over forty QR codes included. If you need a QR Reader, use this link. For all commercial enquiries, see our New Reader Offer. Continue Reading
9 Life-Changing Inventions the Experts Said Would Never Work
How To Scan QR Codes In WIRED Magazine
Better example of the speed…
How QR Codes are being used for the ImageOut Film Festival
Iphone was a bit slow 
On HTC Desire with wifi it took 11 seconds…
QR Codes made from food… < Fun video!
Creative or what!
Five Social Media Trends for 2011
Interesting article – click through for the full read…
Five Social Media Trends for 2011
Consumer Content Curation
Niche Location
Gamification and Social Gaming
QR Codes
Social Commerce
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I’m working with Delivr.com and have only praise for the entire service…
Interested in QR codes? Check out Delivr.com and follow @davidharper #highlyrecommended #lrnchat #qrcodeRead more at twitter.com
Wine Bottles Connecting with QR Codes… #qrcode
Wait until people start getting their heads around the power of this…
Wonderful video of Augmenting reality… #lrnchat
Website is also interesting… http://www.chipchip.ch/
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